For The Lonesome
Ayesha A.To important nothings; to wicked dreams; to failure; to success; to all the good and bad; to the words we wish to speak; to the silence in between; to me; to you; to all and everything; to who we are; to who we aren't; to who we're meant to be...
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Finding your people
Dearest readers, today’s post is about how true connection comes from having people who genuinely care — those who stand by you no matter what. Even if it’s just one person, or even your faith, you’re never truly alone. While it’s natural t...
Between Goodbye and Hello
Dearest readers, I wrote today’s post some time ago, when I found myself suspended between a goodbye and a hello. Taking Bukowski’s advice to “write about what hurts…,” I let the words pour out, hoping they might ease the weight I was carry...
The grace of letting go (when life keeps changing)
Dearest readers, I believe I wrote this post in the hope of comforting myself somehow. I find myself in a time where I am both here and there—everywhere and nowhere. If you feel even slightly the same, I pray this article brings warmth to y...
Don't you just want to break free?
Dearest readers, It has been a while. Here is a poem I found in my drafts. I hope you enjoy!
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If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain; If I can ease one life the aching, Or cool one pain, Or help one fainting robin Unto his nest again, I shall not live in vain. -Emily Dickinson
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